“Comrade” in Japanese
Short answer
Comrade in Japanese is “輩” (tomogara). Full meaning: comrade, fellow; suffixed to words indicating a class of people to create a plural (esp. in impolite contexts); party (of people), set (of people), clan, family, fellow.
Other ways to say “Comrade” in Japanese
朋輩
houbai comrade, friend, associate, colleague, fellow student, fellow apprentice
タワリシチ
tawarishichi comrade, tovarich, tovarish
同輩
douhai fellows, comrade, colleague, one's equal
ウタリ
utari kin, relative, comrade, fellow, compatriot, fellow countryman; Ainu (people)
友
tomo friend, companion, comrade, pal; accompaniment, companion (e.g. book), complement, accessory
同行者
doukousha companion, comrade, escort, member of a party, fellow traveller, fellow traveler
やから
yakara comrade, fellow; suffixed to words indicating a class of people to create a plural (esp. in impolite contexts); party (of people), set (of people), clan, family, fellow
僚友
ryouyuu colleague, workmate, comrade, coworker
同志
doushi like-mindedness, (being of the) same mind, shared sentiment; comrade, fellow, kindred soul
傍輩
houbai comrade, friend, associate, colleague, fellow student, fellow apprentice
同士
doushi fellow, mutual, companion, comrade
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